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by szx
3661 days ago
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Signing is definitely part of the answer but there's still the question of trust. A signed package doesn't really tell you that much. In the best case scenario it tells you the package you're installing in fact came from developer X and contains code Y (which you kinda already know since you have the source code). This works as long as you know and trust developer X, or did your due diligence reading through the code (which you can already do today). I can't think of an end solution that wouldn't have to rely on network effects and social proof, which strikes me as rather fragile. Maybe formal verification and AI can help, but that's a long way off (?) |
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